Help with my Singer 222K

That is a sweet machine.

I'm not sure, but I think I know where you can find out. Try this link:

Good idea. They are supposed to be very good machines. I only saw one in person once , and it was too pricey for me to justify the expense. For reference though they frequently go for $600- $1400 depending upon condition. The one I saw in person ( not eBay or from a featherweight specialty dealer) was around $350 ( sorry cant remember the exact price). I should have bought it to resell at a profit, but I knew if it came home with me it would never leave ( it is just such a cute little machine).... so I unfortutnely didn't get it. Try to keep yours in good shape so that if you do ever decide to sell it you can get a good price for it.

Rebecca

There's a large silver knob on the bed, near the right side, that you undo. Then bed should slide right off. If it hasn't bee used in a bit, it may be 'stuck.' This is what happened on mine, so I put my elbow against the 'neck' of the machine, and sort of 'pushed' on the bed, pushing it away from the machine. It came right off then. A little oil on the rods that hold the bed in will help prevent this in the future.

Its is a lovely mach>Hi,

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Thank you. I thought it was something simple. I learned to sew on this when I was about 12 and made dolls clothes before graduating to my own clothes. It really is so lovely and so simple to use - I remembered straight away how to thread it, even though I hadn't used it for at least 10 years.

Thanks again

Liz

You're most welcome!

It's funny how the manual doesn't make any note >Thank you. I thought it was something simple. I learned to sew on this

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